New-York tribune., 1887-11-21
THOUSANDS At 4 PATRIO1S FCNEh1L.

JOHN ]. BEEsLIN's BODY FOLLOWED TO THE
GRAVE BY IRisHMEN OF ALL SHADES OF OPINION.
The body OF John Breslis the celebrated Fenan lead
er was yesterday TO Calvary Cemetery arriving 50
late that 1t had be deposited in the receiving vaut'
there remain until buried to-day IL Is far estnato
that fully 10 600 part in the funeral Those
who actually marched four deep from the home OF the
dead patriot No 451 Canals to the ferry at lehn
st.. numbered between three and four thousahu'
Perhaps the most remarkable feature was the
composition OF the parade-lrshmen, VINO
we're bitterly opposed Bresn when he was alive
came and forgot anmosty the presence OF the
dead ODonovan Ressa and he could ne yer agree ycI
Rosa amongst the chief mourners and 50 was
Pat" Joyce, Rossas secretary.
Thomas j. Osullivan. president OF the Fifth Ward
branch Irish National League. who had charge OF
the funeral arrangements thought at one time that he
could never get procession to set ont for oil the
previous evening and all the afternoon OF yesterday
thousands visited the place and looked upon inc uean
mans face and other thousands were walt
ing to do the Tho members OF
the Clan ma Gael organization, the Irish Veterans.
the Irish Republican brotherhood. the Nauohai
Leaguer the Land guers, the dynamers the moral
men, all OF the Irish organizations had rep
ntatives. There wero deputations from Cmcaso
Philadelphia, New Haven, Brooklyn. Boston, NewJer-
sey, Hartford, Baltimore. Worcester ana other ce'
Tho pail bearers Daniel Byrne General Ihoma'
f. Burke John Denny. John King. Passaic, ~ G James
Rey nods New Haven Thomas Clarke Luby, william
Rouutree Luke Dillon Dr. william Carroll and Mlchae
Cavill, OF Philadelphia and Austin Gibbons glance
at the folle wing list selected from those VINO
took part will show how well represented were All the
different classes OF Irishmen in the city
Michael Gibn. vice president OF the Home Rnle Chp
Com mmissloncr Coleman. Henry Branen, John T. Lynch
Judge Edward Browne, MJor j.. j. Oshaushnessy'
Judge william II. Kelly, James T. Mulhern. AUutant
Jane. Moran of the Goth Regiment; James RYAN, OK
suspect OF Dublin owen Kenny, Bryan o. MoSwyny'
j. i. Farrell. james A. OGorman, Dr. Phiip r. DONNA
Dr. f. J. Donin. Major Edward Duffy i: Is; Casnl,
Bernard O'Berne, Peter O'Toole, Colonel John
OByrne. John r. Toal. State Delegate Michae!
Kennedy, OF the Ancient Order OF hiOer-
mans; James j. Buckley, Daniel X Bucsey,
Michael Hicks, John Welsh. school Comm issoner lha-
deus Moriarty James Rogers, John j. Rogers, fatrcA
Collins tho leaders of the Fonan raid upon can
ada; +. j. lyman {" No. IT, Denis Burns. EDWARD l."
Carey James Luddy. James Pallas, Thomas Mart cap
tain T. NJ Costello Professor William H. Clarke ifsirs-
John Z. Brcpny, John ". Cough Anthony A. Grimm
Dr ODwyer, William j. Knoud, Timothy OBreh'
Thomas Keneay. General Denis +. Burke, t. D. NC
Carthy. Z. = Cassidy Hugh McHush, Ihonss hegan'
7. j. Hayburne, Joseph il {. Clarke, Dr "Iiam on
way, Jerome Brady, DaRel Rsard,n eN. Judge Jshn
Rswney, Brooklyn; Charles Underwood OCohneiI'
j. W. OCsnpOr Joseph Crsmien. ". ii. fswer, JOhh
Mccarthy W. c. O'BrisR, Colonel A. L. Green.
At the cemecrv a brief address was delivered ny
Thomas Clarke Luby. Joseph j. ODonoshue. commits
Coleman and others have called meeting lot tas
evening make arrangements for raising TESTIMONIAL
for the wife and family OF the dead patriot